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Utilization of residual steam

2017-03-08View Original

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I would appreciate it if everyone could help calculate the following: The boiler produces one ton of steam per hour at 200 degrees and 1.6 MPa. After passing through several devices that use this steam, its temperature drops to 160 degrees and its pressure falls to 0.4 MPa. The pipe diameter is DN40. The steam then enters and exits a gas-liquid separator; I want to know what should be the diameter of the inlet and outlet pipes of this separator. Also, I want to know how much water can be heated from 25 degrees to 90 degrees using this steam. Urgent! I’m a complete beginner and hope for a detailed explanation, including specific calculation data and other information. It’s really urgent! Thank you again
Reply #22017-03-09
It’s troublesome to do it by hand; using software is faster. . . .

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